The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-07-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
PrOduC0,

PRODUCE
NEW YORK, July 25.-Flour-Receipts Sl,6si
packages; exports 81 bolsr 1,l32 aacks; mar
ket weaker; sales 49, 200 bbls.
Wheat Receipts 279,9c0 bu.; exports GO, $50
bp. Spot lots i34gdze; "a, and options l5sgl2sc
decline is due 10 heavy receipts at the west,
weak cable advices aud an increase in the VS.
IDLE supply. Export trading brisk; speculation
nveIed; 7s1Sc I. o. b.; No. !. hard, ss1zGs7e de-
lfvered; S51zc 1. o b.; No. Northern, sc fob.
ungrsded spring SIC: ungraded red 72@S3l4e;
Nos red 7613c; No red 7954@T91Sc for elevator,
sOk@s1hc delivered, and 7s549s61ze f o. B.; No
l red, nominal: No white nominal; No 2 July,
7S5E@79 9-l6c, closing at IS1se; Aug 79HGSl1se.
el99sing at 5gl+e; Sept sSJz9gsl1fc. closing az
S5sS@Sic, closing az s35S; Dec: s4569Sj56c, clos .
ing at S4ssc; January $3.50 S654c, closing at
S55sc: March, SS1s9SSszc, closing at SS1sc: May
CIV so S at "a sci Snne gOSg3i55e
opened heavy, later advanced 1922 C. closing
steady. Receipts 1876 500 bu; exports 76, 276 bu;
sales $4,000 futures and 12s.OO0 bu spot. I'm
2, July, nominal, Az; August A 15-l69i5}4c,
closing 453Ec; September, 46 Sl69i61zc, closing
461sc; October 471s9479sc, closing 47zsc; Noven-
Osts-A@5<c lower: receipts $4,000 bu: ex-
ports none; sales $4,000 bu spot Mixed west
can S4@31c; white do S694}e.
bu; corn l,5sS, 600 61; oats rs Isl b1: bafie7
$3.50 bu: rye 81 SIS bu; peas l,95l bu; malt
2S4 .6o4 bu. Hay quiet, unchanged. Hops dull.
tive and stronger; sales 81, 900 bags. July 1795
August lS05@lS.20; September 1S.409lS.60; DC.
tober 1S.(g@l8S0; November 1S.659lS so; Deem
Rsg g. Msren Is S5a April IS
Sugar frm and quiet refined quiet; 41zc
@f5sc; white, extra, 5G51sc; yellow, 4i54@415e
51Ee; cut loaf and crushed, CSC; cukss, &C
MoleSses, nominal. Rice, firm. Petroleum
steady; united, 5g55se. Tallow' quiet, but
dun. Eggs, steady and in moderate recuest; re-
oeipts, 3,S45 packages; western, 12e1f4c. Pork,
steady and moderately active; sales, 800 hogs
neads mess Cut meats tlrm and quiet. Lard
trife higher; western steam, spot, S0CG6 3. C;
| choice, 7C August. 69S@6 CSC: September, 40.
| g7C4c; October, 7.0i9Z06e December, 6.S5c;
! city steam, 6 CSC. Butter, quiet but 6rm: West
| ern, 10921%c; western creamery, 16Q2lc
| Cheese, hrm and lair inquiry; western, 1850
/ Copper, dull; lake l05zc. Lead, firm; conn 2
| 45s@4Szc. Tin, firm.
CHICAGO. July 25.-wheat was bearish at the
| opening to-day, under free receipts and loea
| unloading, but the market was not particularly
/ active. august first sold at 6S}se then at CSC
| ard later picked up to- 6S36g654e, but reacted
| again. The same relative conditions were OBJ
served in other futures September wheat
| opered at 705<c, fell back 10 70%c, advanced Z
7t7sc, and again receded to 7C2sc. II waa at thi
| figure when the secretary announced the visi
| bushels since last week. On the strength Of /
| september Immediately dropped TO 7J14e, bu
| before 1890 had picked up a small fraction
| There was not much insight to bull wheat afte
| This. As a whole the croWd5was not prepared
Tor an increase OF the visible supply, and on tn
strength OF it consldera BILE wheat was forced t
a sale, naturally lowering prices September
dropped to 7Cc few moments heio5e the cose
and Gle sed at 70@701se. August closed a. 6S1se
| Corn opened higher aud with a bullish feel
| ing prevalent August started at sic and quickl.
| tOld up TO SIG. More is now done IL Ssptem
| her corn than in the nearer option. Plices ii
this were firm because no rain has fallen in tn
| corn belt, though every wher
Else in the country 1t is moderated.
moist september II opened ct 37HC
fell 10 S5]4. and then oulled up full cent. Ch
,loEe was f1rm at $50 for September, and S71
for August In this grain the visible suppl
showed decrease OF 728,OO0 bushsl. Oa.s Ter
quite active Early in the day the feeling wa
quite weak and for near futures there was a de
cline of 4@ss, but this was sfterWard recovered
the market becoming more steady. The arrival
were very heavy, new ats arriving n excess O
the demand, and thereby unsettling the specu
lative feeling. Sept opened at 2i14, sold dow
to 243s. aud up to 251s, closing
z47s Provisions were sgain str0nge
and despite the heaviness in wheat, prices wer
that several large packers were quietly buyin
short ribs through brokers, the higher prices 70
hogs and corr caused holders-to keep their prC
Ducts end scared shorts into covering, an
although outside prices were not maintaine
closing sales were at a net advance over Sztul
days close OF 215c on lard and l2&c on sh0l
ribs. September lard sold at Sc 7U96 IS an
closed at Sc 20. September. ribs opened at S. Il
sold IS 1919 up 10 S. 22% and closed with seller
at that price. Pork was slow and light transsl
tions were made at lower prices.
TIE yisible supply OF grain July %, was con
piled by the secretary of the Board OF Trade we
as follows: Wheat 81, 2,2O8 blu, increase COZ
IA bu: corn z, 9i5 800 bu, decrease IDS SO bU
oats 1972,529 bu, decrease 103.S7I bu; rye 1855
bu, increase PISS bu; barley 12S,29S bu, ol
crease AIS bu.